Supporting Victims of Criminal Activity
Psychological Evaluations for U-Visa Applicants (I-918)
At PECGNA, we offer trauma-informed psychological evaluations for U-Visa applicants (I-918), specifically tailored to individuals who have experienced serious criminal offenses such as domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking.
Our licensed clinicians conduct thorough assessments to document the emotional effects of these crimes, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, and related mental health concerns. Evaluations are available in multiple languages, ensuring cultural relevance and accessibility throughout the process.
We are committed to providing the clinical documentation and supportive care needed to strengthen U-Visa applications while honoring each survivor’s experience and journey toward healing.
Supporting Victims of Criminal Activity
Psychological Evaluations for U-Visa Applicants (I-918)
PECGNA provides specialized psychological evaluations and support for individuals applying for U-Visas, offering services in multiple languages to ensure accessibility and cultural sensitivity.
We specialize in U-Visa Psychological Evaluations, which assess the emotional and psychological impact of being a victim of qualifying crimes, such as domestic violence, assault, or human trafficking. These evaluations focus on trauma-related symptoms such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other mental health conditions.
The PECGNA Difference
We are committed to providing the highest standard of care.
Our dedication to excellence is evident in every aspect of our service, from the qualifications of our
team to the cultural sensitivity of our support.
Licensed in All 50 States
Our services are available nationwide, ensuring you receive consistent, quality care no matter where you are.
Doctorate-Level Clinicians
Our clinical staff is comprised of highly qualified professionals, all with Psy.D. or Ph.D. degrees, bringing extensive knowledge and expertise.
Affordable Services
We offer options for an 18-month, $0 interest payment plan to reduce financial barriers for families already under stress.
Expedited Reporting at No Extra Cost
We ensure evaluations are completed in time for critical hearings, providing expedited reporting at no extra cost.
Multilingual Clinicians
Our team includes multilingual clinicians from diverse backgrounds, allowing us to provide culturally sensitive support to our patients.
Unparalleled Expertise
A psychologist with a J.D. specializing in immigration law brings unparalleled expertise to our team, ensuring exceptional support for your needs.
Psychological Evaluations for U-Visa Applicants
At PECGNA, we conduct comprehensive psychological evaluations for U-Visa applicants (I-918) to document the emotional and psychological effects of serious crimes—including domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
Our evaluation process includes clinical interviews and mental health assessments that examine trauma-related symptoms such as PTSD, anxiety, depression, and other emotional impacts tied to the survivor’s experience.
Each report is carefully prepared to provide clear, clinically grounded support for U-Visa applications, helping individuals move forward toward legal protection, emotional recovery, and long-term stability.
Preparation for Your U-Visa Application
Applying for a U-Visa can be an emotionally difficult experience, but PECGNA is here to provide clinical guidance and support throughout the process.
We begin with a confidential intake to understand your personal history and psychological needs. From there, our licensed clinicians conduct a comprehensive psychological evaluation for U-Visa applicants (I-918) using our secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform for your comfort and privacy.
Our multilingual team offers culturally responsive care while documenting the mental health impact of qualifying crimes such as domestic violence, sexual assault, or human trafficking. This includes assessments of PTSD, anxiety, depression, and related conditions to help support your U-Visa application with clear, trauma-informed evidence.
Our mission is to ensure you feel safe, understood, and empowered as you take this important step toward legal protection, healing, and a more secure future.
Preparation for Your U-Visa Application
Applying for a U-Visa can be an emotionally challenging process, but PECGNA is here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Our process begins with a detailed intake to understand your unique experiences and psychological circumstances. This is followed by a comprehensive psychological evaluation conducted via our secure, HIPAA-compliant telehealth platform, ensuring privacy, safety, and convenience.
Our multilingual clinicians provide culturally sensitive care, offering clear communication and a compassionate experience throughout the process. We carefully document the mental health impact of the crime you have experienced, including trauma-related symptoms such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression, to provide essential evidence for your U-Visa application.
Our goal is to ensure you feel fully informed, supported, and empowered throughout the evaluation process, helping you confidently move forward toward legal protection and a more stable future.
Culturally Sensitive Support for U-Visa Applicants
At PECGNA, we provide trauma-informed psychological evaluations for U-Visa applicants (I-918) with a focus on cultural awareness and linguistic inclusion. Our multilingual clinicians—fluent in English, Thai, Mandarin, and Spanish—ensure that each client receives clear, compassionate care.
We are dedicated to offering a safe and respectful environment where survivors of qualifying crimes feel supported and understood. Each evaluation is tailored to reflect the survivor’s cultural background and emotional needs, carefully documenting psychological effects such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression.
Our goal is to deliver accurate, evidence-based reports while supporting clients emotionally during this pivotal step in the U-Visa process, helping them move forward toward justice, healing, and long-term stability.
FAQ ABOUT PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS FOR U-VISA
Frequently Asked Questions
The U-Visa Psychological Evaluation is a trauma-focused assessment that supports individuals who have suffered significant abuse due to specific criminal acts and seek temporary legal status through the U-Visa program. This evaluation helps to establish the psychological impact of the crime on the applicant, validating the mental and emotional hardship endured, which is crucial for legal protection.
A U-Visa evaluation includes a clinical interview, trauma assessment, and mental health screening to document symptoms such as anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other trauma-related conditions. The evaluation paints a full picture of the abuse’s psychological impact, offering strong evidence to support the applicant’s eligibility for a U-Visa.
The U-Visa evaluation serves as documented evidence of the applicant’s mental health status following abuse, which substantiates their need for legal protection. A thorough evaluation helps authorities understand the scope of the applicant’s hardship, reinforcing the claim for a U-Visa.
The evaluation process generally takes 1-2 weeks. MIND BRAIN PATH offers flexibility, with expedited options to meet specific case deadlines, ensuring timely and compassionate service.
Yes, the U-Visa psychological evaluation report is crafted to meet legal standards, making it admissible in court. It offers reliable documentation of abuse-related trauma, supporting the applicant’s case in legal proceedings.
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